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In many nations, a middle class is emerging for the first time
in history. Companies whose products accommodate this trend will
generate substantial returns for shareholders in the coming years.

Natural Resources / The Global Demographic Tailwind
is a forum for investment ideas based on the above premise.
Of particular interest are companies that produce the energy
and raw materials required for expanded global consumption.

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#6841  Sticky Note Barron’s is bullish on CLF. This feature article DewDiligence 04/06/13 02:18:21 PM
#6796  Sticky Note Blurb on China’s urban migration and GDP growth DewDiligence 03/31/13 04:18:55 PM
#6785  Sticky Note Let's keep things in perspective! CLF - what DewDiligence 03/27/13 02:12:37 PM
#6772  Sticky Note DD/MON settle all litigation—DD to pay MON $1.75B* DewDiligence 03/26/13 02:15:22 PM
#6314  Sticky Note My Top Picks for Long-Term Buy & Hold DewDiligence 12/21/12 02:27:57 PM
#2768  Sticky Note The Rising Influence of Rising Affluence DewDiligence 05/28/11 02:46:24 PM
#7086   China’s manufacturing is contracting for the first time jbog 05/22/13 10:25:58 PM
#7085   SYT is a pretty good play on this DewDiligence 05/22/13 03:38:51 PM
#7084   MKC—In many emerging markets, people still buy spices DewDiligence 05/22/13 01:48:38 PM
#7083   That’s patently false with respect to MKC, as jbog 05/22/13 09:39:01 AM
#7082   …neither of these companies have anything special regarding DewDiligence 05/22/13 08:35:59 AM
#7081   Pesticides Make a Comeback jbog 05/22/13 07:05:24 AM
#7080   MCK is a good stock if you have jbog 05/21/13 11:16:24 PM
#7079   I sold MKC way too soon…Don’t feel so DewDiligence 05/21/13 09:14:49 PM
#7078   RMCF May 8th breakout posted here, announced the_8th 05/21/13 08:56:31 PM
#7077   The New Science of Giving ilpapa 05/19/13 04:18:22 PM
#7076   Indian steel production may cross 200 million tonnes go seek 05/19/13 10:56:37 AM
#7075   The New Science of Giving haysaw 05/19/13 10:21:16 AM
#7074   The premise for owning MON was well-covered in DewDiligence 05/18/13 04:40:43 PM
#7073   COP-based consortium gets preliminary ok for LNG export DewDiligence 05/18/13 01:06:56 PM
#7072   Seeing a reference to COBOL in this IBM DewDiligence 05/17/13 05:53:25 PM
#7071   Re: DEI’ve often used DE selloffs to accumulate DewDiligence 05/17/13 03:05:32 PM
#7070   I took profits today in my personal PKI DewDiligence 05/17/13 03:03:29 PM
#7069   Pertinent (and often overlooked) observation from the MarketWatch DewDiligence 05/16/13 04:01:09 PM
#7068   HES, Elliot settle proxy fight at 11th hour (literally): DewDiligence 05/16/13 03:51:16 PM
#7067   RIO wouldn't want anything to do with CLF's DewDiligence 05/16/13 03:40:26 PM
#7066   What are you buying and / or selling? go seek 05/16/13 12:14:29 PM
#7065   RIO: want to expand IO production. Buy CLF. jbog 05/16/13 11:42:10 AM
#7064   4 reasons why resources stocks are a natural bet go seek 05/16/13 11:20:35 AM
#7063   RIO: want to expand IO production. Buy CLF. go seek 05/16/13 11:15:05 AM
#7062   Summary of ML report... 10nisman 05/16/13 08:45:02 AM
#7061   No, these e-mails are a zombie from when ilpapa 05/16/13 08:34:27 AM
#7060   HES—Was there a reason for ML's action other DewDiligence 05/16/13 08:19:24 AM
#7059   Merrill Hess (HES) has been removed from the US ilpapa 05/15/13 11:29:32 PM
#7058   DE logs record quarter, but shares fall 5% DewDiligence 05/15/13 01:37:37 PM
#7057   partly... but factor in that 50% or 20 go seek 05/15/13 11:12:21 AM
#7056   CLF: Why would anyone buy an iron ore jbog 05/15/13 11:06:42 AM
#7055   Rocky, I guess this shows us 1st hand the jbog 05/15/13 06:41:52 AM
#7054   The all-time high list is up to 261 Rocky3 05/14/13 08:51:05 PM
#7053   CLF: Why would anyone buy an iron ore go seek 05/14/13 03:44:42 PM
#7052   >>> U.S. oil boom leaves OPEC sidelined from gfp927z 05/14/13 02:49:17 PM
#7051   HES and Elliott Capital Management appear to be DewDiligence 05/14/13 02:11:25 PM
#7050   PBR sells $11B(!) of fixed- and floating-rate debt DewDiligence 05/14/13 02:09:07 PM
#7049   Yup—while you’ve been bashing the stock at every jbog 05/14/13 01:21:46 AM
#7048   MON prevails in Bowman case, as expected: #msg-87872407. DewDiligence 05/13/13 05:33:24 PM
#7047   PKI update: #msg-87818393. DewDiligence 05/11/13 01:37:25 PM
#7046   Interesting list of current all-time highs: Rocky3 05/11/13 01:33:09 PM
#7045   The good one's will figure it out eventually. OakesCS 05/10/13 09:29:26 PM
#7044   No one has a crystal ball when trying jbog 05/10/13 06:44:24 PM
#7043   CLB (147.10) hits another all-time high. I guess DewDiligence 05/10/13 03:51:24 PM
#7042   'Sold in the USA' Stocks Beating S&P 500 Index jbog 05/10/13 11:42:07 AM
#7041   Wouldn't it be commonsense that if the Dow jbog 05/10/13 06:21:35 AM
#7040   Can VALE effectively compete with CLF in placing jbog 05/09/13 10:11:23 PM
#7039   Why Caterpillar Is Worth Over $100 Per Share the_8th 05/09/13 09:48:43 PM
#7038   3M (109.95, +2%) sets all-time high (eom). DewDiligence 05/09/13 05:38:30 PM
#7037   Can VALE effectively compete with CLF in placing go seek 05/09/13 10:40:10 AM
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